JDT takes disciplinary action against staff over missed FIFA correspondence
KUALA LUMPUR: Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) says it has taken disciplinary action involving several staff members after an internal investigation found that correspondence from FIFA relating to proceedings under the world governing body’s Clearing House Regulations had been overlooked.
Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) has taken disciplinary action against several staff members following an internal investigation into missed FIFA correspondence. The club's CEO, Luis Garcia, disclosed that senior management were unaware of the issue until an internal probe was conducted. The investigation revealed lapses in managing FIFA correspondence, leading to disciplinary measures against responsible individuals.
Despite the fine, Garcia emphasized the seriousness of the administrative lapse and vowed to prevent such occurrences in the future. This explanation comes after FIFA imposed a 2.5% levy across 31 payment orders due to JDT's failure to complete a mandatory compliance assessment under the FIFA Clearing House Regulations. The matter pertains to €44,878.68 (RM215,000) in training compensation owed to youth and development clubs, with the levy corresponding to roughly €1,122 (RM5,400).
The delay in submitting a response to FIFA's decision, issued on September 22, is also addressed in the statement.
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